Dare’s MR1S is available from €3,059 / $3,199 with a Shimano Ultegra mechanical build. This Ultegra Di2 example would be more like €4,449 / $4,499Oli Woodman / Immediate Media
The Dare GFX gravel bike shares its chassis with the company’s endurance road bike, the GFEOli Woodman / Immediate Media
Because Dare builds its own frames the company is able to offer a lot more customisation than most direct sale brandsOli Woodman / Immediate Media
The distinctive head tube of Dare’s VSR aero frameOli Woodman / Immediate Media
Dare’s TT bike, the TSR, is soon to be available with disc brakesOli Woodman / Immediate Media
Dare’s Aero cockpit is available in a full 12 sizes and will also be sold separately for €288 / $355Oli Woodman / Immediate Media
The VSR is Dare’s aero bikeOli Woodman / Immediate Media
Removable inserts ensure that the gravel-capable fork doesn’t look awkward with skinnier tyres in placeOli Woodman / Immediate Media
The VSR is Dare’s aero bikeOli Woodman / Immediate Media